't Weideke

Shooting Sports Center 't Weideke — a shooting range for clay target shooting in Rietmolen (Gelderland province, Netherlands), established in 1972 by the Ten Dam family. The range is currently managed by brothers Frik and Peter, who continue the family tradition. The facility is accredited by the NBvS (Dutch Clay Target Shooting Federation) as an official clay pigeon shooting range and is recognized by the SJN as a training ground for hunting preparation with smoothbore and rifled firearms.

The range offers clay target shooting in the disciplines of trap, skeet, and compact sporting. Additionally, a hunting course is available — simulating field conditions for hunters. In 2024, 't Weideke hosted official competitions in compact sporting with 200 targets.

The range is open to individual shooters, groups, and hunting trainees. For groups of 10 or more, corporate arrangements are available: a series of 25 targets under the guidance of a certified instructor, including shotgun rental, ammunition, hearing and eye protection, and after shooting — a barbecue or hot buffet. The range has a KNSA-certified shooting section with its own internal competition program. The range is suitable for both first-time experiences with clay target shooting and regular training before competitions.